Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 223, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 1, 1923 Page: 5 of 6
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SNOW LAUNDRY
The Cheapest Laundry in the State and
One of the Best.
ALL KINDS LAUNDRY WORK DONE
Rough Dry and Flat Work 6c per pound.
Phone 125
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THINK HARD ON THESE THINGS. THINK
WHAT IT WOULD MEAN IF WE ALL
MADE AN HONEST RESOLUTION TO FOL-
LOW THIS TRADE AT HOME PLAN.
Figure it out and LET’S ALL PULL
GETHER. DO YOUR BIT. CO-OPERATION
IS A GREAT THING.
one doodle and the other on the other one. The
rope is entirely too short so they set in to pull-
ing, one against the other, until they are both
worn to a frazzle and nothing accomolished.
They then decide to “GET TOGETHER’’and as
a result they stop bucking each other and walk
over together to one of the “doodles” and eat
their fill.
Lots of folks are doing this same thing every
day. and SOME OF THEM MAY BE FOUND
RIGHT HERE IN GAINESVILLE. And just
let enough of a population follow these tactics
and the result spells disaster.
IT’S THE PULL-TOGETHER SPIRIT THAT
WINS. One gentleman said to us recently: “I
MAKE IT A POINT TO BUY ALL I CAN IN
GAINESVILLE BUT I KNOW MANY HERE
WHO BUY NEARLY EVERYTHING IN
OTHER PLACES, SO WHAT GOOD IS IT
FOR ME TO ADHERE TO THE BUY-AT-
HOME RULES?”
He might as well have said “What good is it
for me to try to be a Christian when some of
my friends are not?” Of course there are peo-
ple who are not loyal to their Home Town.
Without giving it a thought they spend many
dollars in other communities. THESE ARE
THE FOLKS WE WANT TO REACH THRU
THESE EDITORIALS. Answer this:
ISN’T IT WORTH SOMETHING TO YOU
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to spend your money with Gainesville ■.■'M$r-'_
rhants and Institutions whose owners arc
Gainesville men and women like yourself ? Isn’t .
it satisfying to feel that when you j over/
your cash for merchandise or service, -vcm- ara,
dealing with someone who, is a friend and who
has your welfare and interests at heart? Now -
contrast this wit*h sending or spending your
money in another community and you will in-
stantly picture a cold-blooded business transac-
tion with strangers WHO CARE NOT NOR
CONCERN THEMSELVES ABOUT YOUR
WELFARE IN THE SLIGHTEST DEGREE.
Th^ dollar you have to spend is the only reason
the glad hand is extended to you.
WE WANT YOU FOLKS TO THINK ABOUT
THIS the very next time you are tempted to
trade in some other city. Every business man
of every line in Gainesville is at your service,
and, in most instances, ready to do business with
you ad friend to friend and on a GOLDEN
RULE BASIS.
Home Loyalty Editorial No. 2
Let’s Pull Together For Good
NO MATTER WHAT MAY BE YOUR RE-
LIGION, YOUR POLITICS OR YOUR VOCA-
TION YOU WILL AGREE WITH US THAT
THERE IS REALLY NO PRICE WHICH
CAN BE PLACED UPON THE VALUE OF
PERSONAL FRIENDSHIP.
You hrve known men who, on account of some
peculiarly, some unusual twist in their make-
up, have but very few friends. Did you ever
see such a man who was really happy? NOT
AT ALL More likely you will see a man who
is morost, taciturn, and wno acts though he had
a grudge against himself. AND HE REALLY
HAS.
It is tie man who tries to live the GOLDEN
RULE, >he HAPPY-GO-LUCKY CHAP WHO
BELIEWS IN THE “LIVE AND LET LIVE”
POLICY who has friends arl about him, scores
and hundreds of them. This kind of a man
will pull with you and for you in any good work.
He is na constantly trying to throw cold water
on the efforts of others; he doesn’t believe that
HE IS THE WHOLE WORKS AND ALL THE
REST ARE SMALL POTATOES.
Perhajs you have all seen that “PULL TO-
GETHER” story without words. It would be a
fine picta-e to run on this page. “Two mules are
grazing along at opposite ends of a twelve-foot
rope. They come to two juicy hay doodles
about twenty feet apart. One wants to eat ab
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their memory. We would be glad to sub-
mit samples and prices.
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Mrs. J. \V. Ventiington, the honoree
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•Ud Gertende trophy while Mrs. Honston Manpin
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An average heat of 300 degrees at
friction points in your motor requires a
lubricating oil of real heat resistance to
protect your motor from destructive
friction. Cities Service Empire Oil has
the heat resistance necessary to hold a
good lubricating film under this intense
heat.1 It reduces repair bills and insures
smoother operation.^ Let us refill your
crankcase now—then watch your motor’s
grateful response.
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After the shower of useful and
pleasing gifts, fruit punch and angel
fobd cake .was ser’vtil to Misses Mil
dred Merthacher, l.m-y I astoT. Emma
Weiler, Winnie and Mae Rigsby
Verdas Gale, Nell and Emma Gal-
lagher, Marie (rudgington,
Feltz, Frances and Amanda
iand hostesses.
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Bridge Party
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Judy’s Garage
; 16 North Dixon St.
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To Be Beautiliil
in every lady’s desire. It is yrttirs if |
you only use DOROTHY PERK1XS j
TOILET ARTICLES, • The (‘<illegv I
Line,” endorsed by the leading schools i
and colleges of the state.
WATTS BROTHERS
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Ardmore, enjoyed the occasion.
married in Durant, Okla., Wednesday !
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wWWto | home of the bride's mother, Mrs. L |
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— of Gainesville; Mr. and Mrs. W. T
■ Wright of Slayton, Miss Lola Wil-
H'liams of McKinney and ( harles
ml Perry of Valley View.
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BUILD YOUR HONE
OF LUMBER
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Nine persons out of ten—who are authorities on house
building—will advise you to build with, lumber. For, wood
is not only more attractive, but more durable, costs de-
cidedly less—and maintains more easily a desirable tem-
perature. \
Our huge supply of good, sound lumber—our motor truck
service—and our reasonable prices are onlyl three reasons
why you should buy your materials here.
Quality Paints and Varnishes
for the painting of your new home, the repainting of your
present home or any other needed painting. Let us
the cost for you.
Waples Painter Co.
Automobile Delivery
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Pre-Nuptial Shower
j As a delightful surprise
| Jimmie Pennington, who
married to Leonard Goike of Browns-
ville Monday, Misses Annie and Ernie
Kelley and Lurena ( ampbell were
joint hostesses at ; ..................
shower given Tuesday night in the
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Girls Bridge Club
The Girls' Bridge chib was pleas-
antly entertained by Mrs. .1. N. Mc-
Ardle at the Rowanis club-Wednes-
day morning with three tables of
players present,
ter scored high, i
which was a l*ook.
A unique basket lunch was served
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Bride Honored
Complimentary-to Mrs. Wm. Wof-
ford, nee Miss' Margaret Thomason
one of the recent brides, Mrs. Louis
Mann charmingly entertained a few
friends at The ‘Little Shop Around
the Corner Friday morning.
A delightful breakfast was served
after which bridge featured the en-
tertainment. Mrs. H. <>. Kinne won
booby.
Guests were Mesdsmea .Jules Rob-
erts, Richard Wooldridge, Richard
Wesson, Frank Stanford, Houston
Maupin, J. N. McArdle, H. O. Kinne:
Misses Evelyn Potter, Mary Douglas
Kennerly and Anna Marie Beattie, the
honoree and hostee.
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Subscription Dance
A very enjoyable event in social
circles this week was the subscript ion
dance given at the Elks Hall Friday
night when the 'Jimmy Allen orche$-
,tra AT Southern Methodist University
furnished a delightful program.
About forty couples, s<mie from
Tl^rman, Denton, Marietta and
C AIM EM VILLK DAILY HEGllVTER. SATIKDAY AFTEinOOX, MEFTEMIlEK 1, IBM
fe ofi RbWTjrm-ttfiraF --------mwwt Winer ' -
Tift horte of Mr. nnd Mrs. Filas
Darnall, 4 miles southeast of the city
was the scene of an old-fashioned
chicken dinner Tuesday-at high noon j
when Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Powell ,
who will soon leave for San Marcos '
to reside, were the honor guests.
The iwcasion was a very pleasant
one, enjoyed by Mr. and Mr*. H. E I
i Bertram, Dr. and Mrs. I). M. Hig- ,
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A nurulier of Gainesville people en- !
joyed a bridge party, given by Mr I
and Mrs. W. Ike McLaughlin in hei
pretty country home near Era Thurs-
day uight wfie'n they ebterthined in
hpnor of Mr. and Mrs. \V. T, Wright
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hospitality of Mr.
Laughlin which
tempting salad and ice course. A
bridge y(‘t was won by Mrs. J. B
rUunntngliam for high score, while Mr
j McLaughlin won the gentlemen's
| prize, an ash tray. The liooby, a
r -' .. I three-minute glass, went to Mrs. Carl
a HHscellaneous Kadpn
I ThJse present were Mr. and Mrs |
Grady Tiew. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. ( un-
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gins, Miss l\a Tinsley of ( lebtirne
J.,“ honorees and host and,hostess.
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Variety Shower
A company of friends,
twenty in number, surprised Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Woisi, who were recently'
of Slayton and i Miss William, levening when they gathered
Four table* of players <
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<ameliHled by a | various gifts. Many lovel
humorous gifts were received bv I
couple.
ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NOTES TO I
BE PRINTED MONDAY
Buckskin Pants
WE RECOGNIZE THAT IN ORDER TO SUC-
CEED WE MUST HELP YOU TO DO SO.
Service Garment Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Giltner & McDaniel
Exide Batteries
1 IGHT-HOUR SERVICE.
DAY PHONE 410 NIGHT PHONE 611
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SERVICE AND QUALITY
J. C. Wooldridge
LUMBER CO.
WE APPRECIATE YOU#■ BUSINESS J
Phone 76 Cor. Dixon and BroadwaJ
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First National Bank
GAINESVILLE, TEX.
Capital, Surplus and €400 OOf
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D. T. Lacy, President £•
J. M. Potter, Vice Pres. J. W. Gladney, Casing?
COME TO SEE US.
PHONES 214 and 4.
DAN SIDDALL
QUALITY DRUGS
Pure drug perfection is one great aim of our
business. Every article we sell is weighed
otlthe scales of justice. Filling presenptions
very important part of our business.
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IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST
PHONE 431
- $200,000.00
- 200,000.00
- $2,000,000.00
Stephenson Mfg. Co.
AJAX AND REPUBLIC TIRES AND TUBES
Kennerly Hardware Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Lindsay National Bank
GAINESVILLE, TEXAS
The Chicago Store
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Why You SHould Trade in Gainesville:
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Purcell-King Motor Co.
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Telephone 486
GAINESVILLE'S POPULAR PRICE STORE
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(Soon to be in new location, corner California
and Denton streets).
Durant and Star Cars
WILLARD STORAGE BATTERIES.
Corner Rusk and Elm Phones 192 and 415
See Us First
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Northwest Corner Square
Goodner Wholesale
Grocer Co.
“THE HOUSE OF SERVICE'
Distributors of the famous
Maxwell House Coffee
, “GOOD TO THE LAST DROP”
ST. LOUIS STORE
YOUR MONEY’S WORTH OR YOUR
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STANDARD LINES OF
DR. A. L. BRYAN
OSTEOPATH
CONSULTATION FREE.
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MWE TREAT YOU RIGHT"
CALL
W. H. RILEY
For’Plumbing, Gas Fitting,
STEAM FITTING AND SEWERAGE.
All work done by firtt dass mechanics.
Res. Phene 899 Office Phone 372
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BEST OF FRESH MEATS
209 E. California. Phones ^64 and 103
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BELMONT ADDITION
TEN DOLLARS CASH PAYMENT,‘TEN DOL-
LARS PER MONTH.
NO INTEREST . NO TAXES
See LEWIS LINDSAY.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, FURNISH-
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Banquet Cream Bread
Gainesville Baking
Company
WE APPRECIATE HOME PATRONAGE
REPUBLIC OIL CO.
NORTH 0F »SANTA FE FREIGHT DEPOT.
INDEPENDENT.
COOKE COUNTY OWNED.
PEP-POWER GAS,
Bert Davis
Will Davis
Glen Davis
LUBRICATING OILS,
DOCTOR PURE KEROSENE.
All kinds of Mill Work for Builders.
CABS, TRUCK BODIES, WIND SHIELDS.
GENERAL CONTRACTING.
Gainesville Planing Mill
Gus Mask, Prop.
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Leonard, J. T. & Leonard, Joe M. Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 223, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 1, 1923, newspaper, September 1, 1923; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1311686/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cooke County Library.